2025年1月25日 · As your garden matures and changes through the season, garden trends evolve through the years. While some concepts, such as pollinator gardens and drought-tolerant plantings, have been trending for several years, other designs, such as the use of bold color, are just beginning to take off.Because we’re continuing to blur the line between indoors and out, …

5 天之前 · Whether you have a small garden, are researching sustainable garden ideas, or want to create the ultimate entertaining garden, our list of garden trends will no doubt leave you with a collection of inspiring new ideas for your outdoor space.

2024年12月31日 · From climate-adaptable planting to hunt-and-gather foraging gardens, here are the garden trends we can’t wait to see take root in 2025. As we step into 2025, the garden is transforming into more than just a backyard—it’s a space for resilience, creativity, and connection.

2025年1月10日 · Here are the PHS's top gardening trends for 2025 and associated planting suggestions to help you get started.

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2024年8月1日 · I've asked landscaping experts what garden trends they've seen blooming this year and that they also think will come into next year, too. From clean lines and minimalism to outdoor living spaces, there are plenty of wonderful things to try.

2024年12月23日 · Garden Trends; 6 Key Garden Trends That Will Inspire Your Landscape Design In 2025. Discover the design trends destined to make it into your garden this year – from joy-sparking plant palettes to sustainable solutions built into the landscape.

2025年1月7日 · We asked garden pros to share their predictions—style trends, reimagined routines, new favorites—for the year ahead in landscape design and gardening.

2025年1月27日 · Edible Landscaping . Edible landscaping is becoming popular among homeowners who want fresh produce without the commitment of a traditional vegetable garden.Rather than tilling large plots or managing intensive watering and weeding schedules, people are integrating herbs, fruit bushes, and smaller vegetable plants directly into …

The current trends in gardening can be summed up in two words—resilient and creative. Resiliency is required not only from gardeners forced to work with unpredictable climate change (and all that’s associated with it!) but also from plants.